Thanks for your patience guys. I can now work with the cats and dogs tables
with 2 independent bizobjs. But I think I'm missing some deeper
understanding of bizobjects. If you can set me straight on the following
example, I think I might get it through my thick head:
Say I have a form with 2 grids and 1 bizobj, "bizcats", datasourced to a
"cats" table. I want the first grid to display ALL the cat records in the
table. The second grid will display only results from queries run against
the same cats table ("select * from cats where color = 'black' "). How do I
set things up so that a query on the cats table does not affect the results
seen in the first grid, which should still display all records in the cats
table? So, I guess what I'm trying to get at is how can I work with the
same table and have multiple, independent views of it on the form's
controls. Coming from a dBase background, I'd just use multiple query
objects to do the job, but I can't change my thinking enough to do this task
using bizobjs. Hope this make sense.
Steve Rose
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